Ashland County, Wisconsin
Ashland County Courthouse (Courthouse) [Map] Classical Revival and Beaux-Arts courthouse in Ashland County
Ashland Harbor Breakwater Light (Lighthouse) [Map] A hexagonal reinforced concrete tower at the foot of the Ashland breakwater.
Bass Island Brownstone Company Quarry (Mine) [Map] Former quarry, abandoned, part of the Apostle Island National Seashore
Also known as: Basswood Island Quarry
Bass Island Brownstone Company Quarry (Boundary Increase) (Miscellaneous) [Map]
Expansion of the boundaries of an extant landmark
Expansion of the boundaries of an extant landmark
Bay Theater (Theater) [Map] Art Moderne style theater still in operation
Also known as: Ashland Bay Cinema
Coole Park Manor (Hotel) [Map]
351 Old Fort Rd., LaPointe, Wisconsin
Also known as: Chateau Madeleine, Brittany Cottages
351 Old Fort Rd., LaPointe, Wisconsin
Also known as: Chateau Madeleine, Brittany Cottages
Copper Falls State Park (Park) [Map] Scenic gorge, state park, early copper mine and developed in the 1930s during the Great Depression by the Works Progress Administration and Civilian Conservation Corps
Devils Island Light Station (Lighthouse) [Map] Steel Tower Lighthouse with External Bracing, keeper's quarters and other structures
Glidden State Bank (Bank) [Map]
216 First St., Jacobs, Wisconsin
Also known as: Citizen's State Bank, Northern State Bank
216 First St., Jacobs, Wisconsin
Also known as: Citizen's State Bank, Northern State Bank
La Pointe Indian Cemetery (Cemetery) [Map] 19th Century Catholic mission cemetery, containing Native American and European settlers' graves.
Also known as: Old LaPointe Indian Burial Grounds, St. Joseph Mission Cemetery
Manitou Fish Camp (Camp) [Map] Restored fish camp on Manitou Island, Apostle Islands National Seashore
Also known as: Manitou Island Fish Camp
Mellen City Hall (City hall) [Map] Queen Anne-style city hall built in 1895.
Also known as: Morse Town Hall
Mellen State Bank (Bank) [Map] Romanesque Revival, brownstone bank, currently being converted into a museum.
Also known as: Mellen Brownstone Center
Michigan Island Lights (Lighthouse) [Map]
Two lights, the original was decommisioned in 1929 when a taller skeletal tower was built
Two lights, the original was decommisioned in 1929 when a taller skeletal tower was built
NOQUEBAY (Schooner--Barge) Shipwreck Site (Shipwreck) [Map]
Address Restricted, La Pointe, Wisconsin
Address Restricted, La Pointe, Wisconsin
Old Ashland Post Office (Post office) [Map] Former post office now serving the City of Ashland
Also known as: Ashland City Hall, Ashland Police Department
Outer Island Lighthouse (Lighthouse) [Map]
One of the Apostle Islands lighthouses, first lit in 1874, automated in 1961
One of the Apostle Islands lighthouses, first lit in 1874, automated in 1961
Rocky Island Historic District (District)
Rocky Island, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, La Pointe, Wisconsin
Rocky Island, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, La Pointe, Wisconsin
Security Savings Bank (Bank) [Map] Richardsonian Romanesque bank built in 1889 in brick and brownstone
Soo Line Decapod (Railroad vehicle) [Map] A Baldwin 2-10-0 built in 1900 for the Soo Line - the largest locomotive ever built up to that time
Also known as: 950
Soo Line Depot (Railroad depot) [Map] Richardsonian Romanesque-style railroad depot, now housing local business.
Also known as: Union Depot
Union Depot (Railroad depot) [Map] Former depot converted to condominiums
Also known as: Ashland Depot, Chicago & Northwest Railroad Co.; 419 Chapple Avenue (Condominiums)
West Second Street Historic District (District) [Map]
W. 2nd St. from Ellis Ave. to 6th Ave., Ashland, Wisconsin
Also known as: NR Control Nos. 1017733800, 0126820049
W. 2nd St. from Ellis Ave. to 6th Ave., Ashland, Wisconsin
Also known as: NR Control Nos. 1017733800, 0126820049
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